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Cate Blanchett - In the role of Queen Elizabeth I, Blanchett wasn't the only Aussie on the cast of 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age'.

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Abbie Cornish - Playing the role of Bess Throckmorton was Abbie Cornish.

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Geoffrey Rush - Sir Francis Walsingham was the principal secretary to Queen Elizabeth I, played by Rush.

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Rush also performed alongside Colin Firth and Helena Bonham Carter in 'The King's Speech’.

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Guy Pearce - Playing the role of King Edward VIII was Guy Pearce.

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Nicole Kidman - Although the film may have received negative reviews, Kidman's performance as Grace Kelly in 'Grace of Monaco' was highly praised.

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'The Other Boleyn Girl' - The film portrays the fictional account of King Henry VIII's indiscretion with his second wife Anne Boleyn's sister, Mary.

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Eric Bana - Playing Henry Tudor was Bana.

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Naomi Watts - 'Diana' was a biographical drama film with Watts in the title role.

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Heath Ledger - In 'Casanova', Ledger played the deceptive royal-wannabe Giacomo Casanova.

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'Marie Antoinette' - The film depicted the years leading up to the French Revolution from the perspective of Marie Antoinette.

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Judy Davis - In 'Marie Antoinette', Davis played the role of Comtesse de Noailles.

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Rose Byrne - Playing Marie Antoinette's favourite friend, Duchesse de Polignac, was Byrne.

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Emma Hamilton - Portraying Mary Donaldson, Crown Princess of Denmark in 'Mary: The Making of a Princess', was Hamilton.

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'The Lord of the Rings' - Being filmed next door in New Zealand meant a few Aussies would be in the running to be in the cast for 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' trilogies.

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Hugo Weaving - Throughout both trilogies, Weaving portrays Elrond of Rivendell, Lord of the elves.

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David Wenham - Even 'SeaChange' regular played the noble Faramir in 'Lord of the Rings'.

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Margot Robbie - Her range is vast, and although she is a vision of beauty, she can also play lesser flattering roles that enables her talent to truly shine through.

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'Mary Queen of Scots' - Robbie played the lead role of Queen Elizabeth I alongside Saoirse Ronan in 'Mary Queen of Scots'.

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Mel Gibson: Braveheart - Gibson played the king of the Highlanders in this visionary tale.

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Hugh Jackman - Hugh Jackman travelled through time as a Duke in 'Kate and Leopold'.

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Joel Edgerton - Playing gods and royalty, Edgerton played Ramses in 'Exodus: Gods and Kings'. He will be starring in the upcoming film 'The King', which he also co-wrote.

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Ben Mendelsohn - Portraying Viceroy Hegep, Mendelsohn starred alongside Edgerton in 'Exodus: Gods and Kings', as well as future his release, 'The King'.

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Chris Hemsworth - Not quite a royal, and far more powerful, Hemsworth played the Norse god, Thor in the Marvel Comics 'Thor' franchise.

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Sam Worthington - Similarly, Worthington played Perseus in ‘Clash of the Titans’.

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Travis Fimmel - While Fimmel portrayed King Ragnar Lothbrok in the TV series 'Vikings'.

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Sir Les Patterson - And of course, we can't forget our royal comics!

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Dame Edna - Barry Humphries plays self-appointed Dame Edna and Sir Les Patterson as royal-wannabes on the world stage.

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Royalty - Expect more Aussie royalty coming to a screen near you soon!

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